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Moylgrove, Pembrokeshire. In Welsh Trewyddel, Moylegrove spells itself with or without the e in the middle, according to the whim of the cartographer. The place is 5 miles South West of Cardigan, and has kept itself astonishingly neat and colour-washed, a worthy entrant for the title of best-kept village in Pembrokeshire. It is small. Two chapels confront each other with a line of low houses on either side. The Ceibwr stream runs happily under the bridge on its way down to the sea at the Ceibwr creek, 1 mile away. The road dips down to Moylegrove and then rises in an alarmingly steep and twisting fashion. Moylegrove, down in its secluded valley, is a lucky place. A little higher up the Ceibwr valley is Monington. which has a church with some frescoes in ochre and the 18^th century house of Pant Saeson.

South West of the village, up on the plateau above the valley, are two fine cromlechs, Llech-y-Drybedd and Trellyffant.

Nearby towns: , Fishguard, Newcastle Emlyn, Newport

Nearby villages: Aberporth, Blaenporth, Boncath, Bridell, Brynberian, Cenarth, Cilgerran, Cilgwm, Crymych, Dinas, Eglwyswrw, Felindre Farchog, Gwbert, Hermon, Llandygwydd, Llanfyrnach, Llangoedmor, Llantood, Llanychaer, Llechryd, Monachlogddu, Monington, Morvil, Mynachlogddu, Nevern, Newchapel, Pontfaen, Ponthirwaun, Puncheston, Rhoshill, Rosebush, St Dogmaels, Trecwn, Tremain, Y Ferwig

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